DONAGHYS PP PULL LINE 2240TX1830M WHITE Mfr Number: LAS0110D I buy it from Lear & Smith Electrical wholesale about $70 for 1800m box

Absolutely same here. Insane!

Hi mate, thanks for your comment. It is NBN conduit as it is made for there specs. Comms conduit is same size dimension as electrical conduit. NBN conduit is different and is labelled and sold as NBN conduit from the wholesaler. I guess it is comms conduit but if everyone calls in NBN conduit including the people making it, I would say it is NBN conduit!

Yes I was on the joists, I have never seen a sticker warning about falling through. Steel joists are not as nice as timber but much better for white ants....

Depending on who’s running cable will either tie jet line (string) certain way with heap of electrical tape or use a hauling sock and still use heap load of duct tape to secure sock on cable and heap to secure jet line to sock.

But since it’s very small conduit build. Push it thought wall from outside to wall box. Pull it all out and push it up conduit

Like a nice Stereo or an old valve radio/ Guitar amp!

In THIS video its fully MANUAL switched or set at a percentage of heating for the water heater. The poster says near the end of his video he plans to replace the manual TRIAC "dimmer" circuit with an Arduino circuit controlled by firmware and therefore; making it fully automatic (in the future).

We are indeed waiting with bated breath… real life might have gotten in his way!

Don't expect the NBN with these FTTP upgrades to locate the NBN NCD to your preferred location as they can be time consuming and expensive, they will likely put it at the most coinvent location for themself. You can arrange to have the correct conduit/bends/amount of bends installed if you want the NBN NCD in some other location.

Maybe the sponsor hasn't approved the new videos yet

Usually next to the Power box and your boundary with neighbour whose lead in is close to your side of the house , Mind many suburbs are different

thanks for the response, I worked out it's an aerial lead in for the old phone line. Not sure if NBN will still use aerial or run a new underground line... makes it impossible to plan for. @@Rusty_Gold85

Properties will have either an aerial drop cable that comes in via the power poles, or underground via a lead-in conduit (LIC). A lot of the older inner city suburbs may only have a 10mm LIC as it was the standard 60+ years ago. A lot of LIC’s just go directly under the house and aren’t visible from the outside. The majority will be run to the side of your property, look at your property on either side and the one that you can see will usually mean that yours will be on that side too.

Hey mate about to get my FTTP installed. I suppose you wouldn't be able to give me tips as to what conduit I can or can't use so I can put the termination box where i desire? Can i grab any conduit I want and run it to the place i'm hoping to install?

Have to use white 20mm communications conduit. You can get it at bunnings

Hey guys, any tips on what sort of glue to use? I've run the P20 conduit from side of the house to boundary of the property at 400mm deep. First NBN tech told me don't worry about glueing it but this comment section making me re-think it. Been waiting ages for appointment so prefer not to get knocked back.

@@greasy_beefcake I just used araldite mate, it just needs to keep it from coming apart. It's not like you're doing plumbing or anything that requires sever structural integrity or to have a water tight seal.

@WillDavison just use pvc glue, its about $5 for a small container which is more than you'll need

Sorry slow reply, missed the comment. I am located near Newcastle.

I did wonder if they included running and fibre in the roof, I suspected not hence making it as easy as possible for them 😃

@@jim8395 yes I suspect it because they get paid per job.

​@@Bluehawkeye did they ask you where you wanted to put the ntd box?

@@caphan8897 no i had no choice

Haha, you are all over it!